Nestled in the quiet Virginia countryside is one of the best kept golfing secrets south of the Mason Dixon line...The Danville Golf Club. This private club was founded in 1916 by E. H. Miller, Sr., Dr. Julian M. Robinson, W. R. Fitzgerald, James Seegar, and E. Howe Miller, M.D.

The Club has traditionally offered first-class service to its members and golf that is nothing short of excellence. The golf course was designed by legendary architect Donald Ross and remains an outstanding test for golfers of all skill levels.
 

The course attracts major tournaments such as the State Open, the State Amateurs and the State Junior Championships as well as the Virginia Ladies Championship. The Club and golf course are widely recognized as one of Virginia's oldest and most prestigious clubs.

The elegance of the Clubhouse complements the outstanding golf course. The Clubhouse began as a small wooden structure that grew into a beautiful Colonial style facility with several additions constructed to enlarge and enhance the existing structure.

The Clubhouse offers five dining rooms which consist of two private rooms, a formal dining room and casual dining in the 19th Hole and the Grill room. Two cocktail lounges are also available to the membership and their guests. The lounges are spacious and offer a casual atmosphere. The upper level exudes a more formal elegance for dining and entertaining. The Ballroom hosts special Club functions, seminars and private parties. French doors open to a large wrap-around outdoor balcony overlooking the golf course. Palladium windows, interior columns, and a large open fireplace enhance the beauty of the Ballroom. The Clubs interior design is by Ferry-Hayes of Atlanta, Georgia and reflects in every way a refined Southern charm.

Original Dedication Plaque
at the entrance to the Club

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